ClassDojo

ClassDojo

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About this app

Ready to build an amazing classroom community?

ClassDojo is a beautiful, safe, and simple communication app for teachers, parents, and students.

* Teachers can encourage students for any skill, like “Working hard” and “Teamwork”
* Teachers can bring parents into the classroom experience by sharing photos, videos, and announcements
* Students can add their classwork easily to their own digital portfolios for their parents to see
* Teachers can also safely and instantly message with any parent
* Parents see their child’s updates at home, as well as a stream of photos and videos from school
* All your favorite teacher tools, like Group Maker and Noise Meter, are now in one place!

ClassDojo helps teachers build a positive classroom culture by encouraging students and communicating with parents.

ClassDojo is free for everyone, and K-12 teachers, parents, students, and school leaders in over 180 countries have joined. It works on all devices, like tablets, phones, computers, and smartboards.

See how much people love ClassDojo at: www.classdojo.com/wall-of-love/

Join the ClassDojo community today!

Ratings and reviews

For the most part, it's fine. What irritates me the most is that every time I get a code sent to me, it creates a "new child" instead of just adding the class to an existing child profile. I currently have 4 active profiles for my son and 3 for my daughter. I have to go through and delete multiple old profiles every new school year. You want us to pay for the app to keep memories from years past, but I would have no less than 30 profiles between 2 kids if I saved them all! Just ridiculous!!!!

Public schools shouldn't use an app that promotes its pay features so aggressively. Today I got a "message" in the chat that was just a pitch to sign up for the paid tutoring. Overall, the app is fine, stable, easy to navigate. But if we're required to use the app by our public schools, there should be a harder line between free and premium features.

I hate this app with a fiery passion. It's very likely that this could be used very effectively by teachers, but with at least a dozen notifications a day I'm forced to silence it while I'm at work. If there were options to silence specific types of notifications and highlight others, it might be useful. Do I care that my child got +1 point for lunch? No, not in the least. Do I care that there's a new assignment that's due on [date]? Yes.